any tricks on how to get plaster off trowels except scrubbing the heck
out of them?
--
Cal

Cal Dershowitz wrote:
any tricks on how to get plaster off trowels except scrubbing the heck out of them?

Why are you starting a new thread? What wrong with the thread you started
on 9/10?

"Hello ng,

I'm in a large plaster project right now and need plaster to come off my
tools more-readily. Ideas?

It seems to accrete on the bottom of trowels. I sand drywall knives down
physically, but I look at that as a method of last resort.

Thx for your comment.

--
Cal"

Cal Dershowitz wrote in news:mq-dnT2ZO-
:

any tricks on how to get plaster off trowels except scrubbing the heck
out of them?

I just rinse mine under running water, and the plaster sloughs right off.

Of course, I do that while the plaster is still wet, instead of waiting until after it's cured.

Cal Dershowitz wrote in news:mq-dnT2ZO-
:

any tricks on how to get plaster off trowels except scrubbing the heck
out of them?

Yes. Clean them right after use.

On 09/12/2012 05:01 AM, Doug Miller wrote:
Cal Dershowitz wrote in news:mq-dnT2ZO-
:

any tricks on how to get plaster off trowels except scrubbing the heck
out of them?

I just rinse mine under running water, and the plaster sloughs right off.

Of course, I do that while the plaster is still wet, instead of waiting until after it's cured.


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On 09/12/2012 06:35 AM, Sjouke Burry wrote:
Cal Dershowitz wrote in news:mq-dnT2ZO-
:

any tricks on how to get plaster off trowels except scrubbing the heck
out of them?

Yes. Clean them right after use.



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